as you cfs's dr. george rutherford explains, it usually takes a week to dr. van lu has studied search patterns throughout the pandemic and predicts our post-labor day surge may be smaller since the cdc implemented stricter guidance for vaccinated people to still remain indoors, a recommendation we did not have leading into our fourth of july surge. >> that has changed now for very good reason. i'm hoping people have been more cautious over the labor day. >> friday marked the airport's

single busiest travel day since the onset of the pandemic. >> i think any situation where people are potentially bringing the virus from an area where there is a lot of infections to an area where there are not that many infections is concerning. average there were 426 daily covid cases reported on july second, the weekend leading up to the fourth of july surge. this past weekend, the average jumped to more than 3200 daily covid cases. >> you look at great britain and what happened there, they had a covid peak that came up, drop down, and it was almost like a salmon, went back up again. >> do you think that will happen here? >> there's no way to tell. it is merely cautionary. we need to avoid crowds and maintain social distance. >> to add to that, we should

also expect higher demand for testing. were actually trying to buy out entire shelves of these testing kits, and now you can only by 4 covid kits at a time. >> i know you have been tracking the state's pace of vaccinations. has it increased much since our last surge? >> it has not much. the state just updated numbers within the last hour. on july 4, 15% of californians were fully vaccinated. in these past two months, that figure jumped to 58%, and that is of everyone, not just those eligible. >> thank you. >> we just found out that a flex alert has been issued for tomorrow, asking everyone to

save energy between 4:00 p.m. because, as you know, it is hot and there will be a big demand for electricity. today is our third spare the air day in a row, but it should be the last. there is still some haze out there. the air quality is improving, though. i did go outside today and , ugh. doesn't look great. >> the air quality is improving. nice onshore -- -- -- -- -- breeze. cooling the bay, not so much and, but it has that effect of pushing that smoke down east. you can see the movement of it on into the foothills. not good news for those areas, but obviously good news from the ba quality is improving. as i mentioned, today was a spare the air day.

notice tomorrow, thursday, friday, saturday, our air quality is expected to be moderate to good and even better the following three days. nonetheless, we have tomorrow's heat to contend with. that situation will improve along with the air quality. >> thanks very much. california's recall election is exactly one week from today. we are counting down the days because this election could affect all californians, of course. polls will open at 7:00 a.m. on tuesday, september 14, again, a week from today. what is the strategy going into the final week of campaigning? i know all the candidates are fairly busy. >> they really are. the candidates are making their final push to get out the vote, but with one week to go, this race has become almost entirely now about two people -- governor

newsom and conservative talk show host larry elder. governor gavin newsom campaigned in san francisco's mission district and urged supporters to vote no on the recall election. >> it has been implied, but let me be explicit -- either we vote no on this recall or in a matter of weeks, the next governor of the state of california is larry elder. >> the event was geared specifically toward latino voters who slow far have been slow to -- who so far slow to turn in ballots. >> no community will be more disproportionately impact from a public health perspective than the latino community. >> nadia ramirez is a restaurant owner and longtime supporter of governor newsom who was their phone banking in spanish. >> i like him as a person and as a politician. i think he has done whatever could be done during this>> youy

hundred gavin newsom for the highest taxes we have in california. >> crime is going up, the quality of education is going down. cost-of-living is going up. homelessness is going up. >> with only seven days left in the election, candidates are ramping up their get out the vote efforts. vice president harris will campaign tomorrow in the bay area. president biden is expect next week. newsom says he hopes these appearances will energize voters. >> i think it is a big deal to have the president -- the vice president of the united states, who happens to be from the bay area, in california supporting this effort. >> elder says he does not think it will make any difference. >> californians are hurting. they could not care less what kamala harris says. they could not care less what joe biden says. >> the former mayor of san diego held a press conference to address crime and keeping

californians safe. san diego businessman john cox campaigned in modesto and will be in san diego tomorrow. >> let's begin where liz left off. do you think a visit by the president and vice president will make a difference in this recall election? >> the difference is if they can get the vote out. from the onset, democratic consultants and even gavin newsom's campaign manager said this was not necessarily about changing anybody's mind, it was just getting democrats votes out. they outnumber republicans by a substantial margin, so the idea of, the harris coming in is aimed straight at democrats, not to change their mind, but get them just to fill out their ballots. >> absolutely. i think that, harris and vice president -- i think that kamala harris and president biden will

only energize voters. it shows that national democrats see what is at stake in this election. there is only a week to go. is there still a lot of apathy or ignorance among voters? do people realize we are this close to an election? >> it is tough. it is off-season in an off year. a lot of things are going on between covid, employment, fires, there's a lot competing for people's attention right now. speaking of attention, the more attention drawn to this race, if it is the president coming in over the vice president coming in, the money being spent in a solidly blue state, gavin newsom has not just got to beat back this recall, he's got to do it in a pretty good number, or else the rest of the country is going to go -- what is happening in california that they are not voting? >> absolutely. we have seen governor newsom try

to energize certain pockets of voters. we saw him go after the latino vote. we have seen latino voters not turning in their ballots at the rate governor newsom would like. he is hoping to see latino voters turned out, young people turn out, and he thinks that will make him win this race, but we'll see. maybe republicans will show up in droves at the polling place on tuesday. >> a couple months ago, it looked a little bit different, but the latest polling doesn't show the recall likely to fail or the question is, as always, how much can you trust these polls? >> that is it. it is one thing to answer the phone or fill out an internet poll by a couple of >>, it is another two fill out that ballot in the mail, and there's a certain amount of worry among democrats that the longer these ballots are out there -- remember, they were mailed out weeks ago. the longer they stay out, that is an indication that people got that ballot in the mail and

rather than fill it out, it went in the garbage can. >> we found a lot of people who were confused about how to fill out the ballot in the first place. the fact governor newsom has been telling people to simply leave the second part blank -- a lot of people are confused by that, too. you should know anybody can fill the second part of the ballot regardless of how you fill out the first. >> it seems like this race really comes down to larry elder versus gavin newsom. does that help or hurt the governor? >> it helps the governor if he is trying to turn out that base. it helps larry elder because the attention is really on him. >> larry elder has certainly become the face of the so-called republican recall effort. newsom seems to be using him as the punching bag for that effort. >> days are ticking by.

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fire season. around hinz bird and more fire detectives picking through ashes. officially, at least for the record. >> does this look like a normal fire investigation? >> yes. >> just like any other? >> yes. >> combing the ground? >> yes. >> roping it off? >> yes. >> calfire sent all the right things about possible causes, but one thing stands out -- 15 fires between approximately 8:00 in the evening and i believe as late as 9:20. >> that has locals jumping to immediate conclusions. >> sounds like a pyro, i mean. >> bring back stoning. >> oh, yeah, absolutely done intentionally. that seems to be everyone's assumption. >> the largest, two acres, the

smallest five feet by five feet. because both county and local agencies were involved, there are complications. no one knows the exact timeline. >> the first one was where? >> that we don't know. >> and the last one was where? >> we don't know which one was last. >> are they random? >> don't know that yet. >> jamie katz, however, says she will never forget the moment she and her family saw their new home reddened. >> it looks like the highest point, which is us, was fully engulfed in flames. >> in a county that has seen too much fire much too often, especially in one hour and 20 minutes last night. >> definitely more fires then we would normally have in that period of time. >> meantime, calfire officialsas say they are making significant progress on the front lines of the caldor fire burning of the tahoe basin, but crus still face erratic and unpredictable wind. evacuation orders and warnings

are slowly being lifted today clr the highway 88 corridor so neighborhoods off the southern flank of the fire. heavy machinery is on highway 50 to cut down trees in danger of allingham. officials say this is a necessary step. >> we have modules trying to figure out where all those other trees are, cut them down so they don't pose a threat to the highway or any of the cabins on any of the tracks. >> the caldor fire has held steady at 216,000 acres. containment keeps going up. it is now at 49%. when you see this qr code on your screen, get out your phone. use your camera to scan the code. it will take you to our abc 7 wildfire tracker map showing you every wildfire in california. >> the nation is still struggling to rec

hurricane ida. i don't left devastation across eight states. -- ida left devastation devastaa eight the president ss eed to take action on climate change. >> for decades, scientists have warned of extreme weather. it will be more extreme climate change is here and we are living through it now. we don't have any more time. >> officials expect to have the lights back on in new orleans by tomorrow. abc has a special way to help victims of hurricane ida with the red cross. a lot that can be done to help. doesn't take much. >> absolutely, and every little bit does make a difference, too, as we all know. spencer is tracking the weather for us. >> as you know, it has been quite hot inland, but we have a

nice, onshore cooling breeze. here's a look at our current wind speeds and surface wind speeds. all around the bay and along the coastline, we are feeling the cooling influence of this advancing layer of clouds of the coast. 61 degrees here in the city right now. san jose, 80. 77 in palo alto and 58 at pacifica, and at the golden gate, although we see some blue sky, we see some advancing low clouds as well. 83 at concord at 90, and there is a view of some blue sky, but some haze as well, looking along the bay bridge and south beach camera. we will have triple digit heat inland again tomorrow, but much cooler pattern will develop at the end of the week and air quality will be improving over the next few days. tonight, a few low clouds of the coast and some passing high tomorrow, breezy at the coast,

highs up t t t t t t t t in some spots. another warm day there and another hot day in lynn, especially east bay were we will see how of 100. the heat is still on, but the air quality will be improving, as i mentioned before. our air quality forecast, we have a spare the air alert through tonight but not tomorrow. good air quality likely tomorrow . more regions across the bay area will experience good air quality. we will have a slight cooldown thursday and there will be further cooling under breezier conditions friday, going into the weekend and early next week, a look at temperatures in a much more seasonal, moderate, and comfortable range. >> thank you there was a time when coronavirus vaccines were

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the barcodes, a swab, and a tube, most bound for bay area schools. >> palo alto unified school district, west country call to unified school district -- quick they are all relying on you to test staff? >> correct. and faculty. >> five of the tests administered had positive covert results, so we were able to work on next steps for those positive covid cases. >> the lab that handles school test results is in hayward. they have processed 250,000 test kits. basin stepped directly to school campuses to do the testing. they partnered with a nonprofit called help us to bay area in a

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>> no, i have clear pg&e for the last two months. he said it must be an error on our part. you still have to pay us full reimbursable. parking lot, scratched up the card and gave the number. never heard from him again. >> basically, i got scammed. >> lost $500, which is bad enough. lynn ellen wound up $7,000. linda was lucky. a friend told her to call pg&e directly. >> a suspicious phone call or email, press three. pg&e is aware of a new phone scam. >> when the imposter called back, linda was ready. >> i said bruno, i know this is a scam.

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next three to four months and really does not want to let her clients down. >> in the meantime in the south bay, it appears some thieves may have picked the wrong target. their every move was tracked after they removed a box from a curbside delivery dropbox. david: it was a routine this company that makes a gps tracking devices. i had an urgent order deposited in an overnight delivery dropbox outside their santa clara offices. >> the system showed no sign of the package and that's when they started investigating. >> security video shows a car possibly involved in the deck as it pulled into the parking lot and stopped new the dropbox. >> the trackers were actually on and were on their way to a customer to track the covid vaccine, so it was an urgent shipment that had to be delivered within a couple of days, so they were all active and fully charged. >> their work 20 trackers like these in the shipping box valued

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>> a new safe rvv but neighbors are not happy about it. they say they were not notified until last week a better chance. they need time to come out in a safe environment without all the patterns of worrying about what will happen to them. >> crime has not increased. property values have not dropped. children have not been taken against their will. neighborhoods look better because people are taken from the street why they are housed in your neighborhood, so now your neighborhood is safer for everyone. >> the city plans to keep a parking site at least nine months. if it is successful, that could be extended. >> a new program approved in san francisco could change the way you interact with a taxi,

including knowing the price before you get in for a ride. ryan curry explains why some do not like the idea. >> it is a push to rejuvenate the taxi industry. the san francisco union board approved a new pilot program that allows riders to see the fare for a trip before getting into a cab. instead of following a meter while driving, the trip total will already be calculated. starting equipped with a new monitor that uses an algorithm to calculate the air. the hope is to entice riders to use taxis more by eliminating the fear of not knowing the cost of the trip until it is done. >> we think a lot of people will be more inclined to take taxis if they know exactly what the fare is going to be at the start of the trip. >> it could be as simple as using a phone app to go up to the cab to learn the fare before you get in it, but some taxi

drivers do not want to see anything change. >> it is not good. >> these drivers system will be wrong and drivers will not make as much money. >> you are comfortable, i'm comfortable, i don't cheat you, you don't cheat me. >> some riders think it could make them take a taxi over a rideshare. >> sure, yeah. i'm surprised they have not done so already. >> the taxi union says it should work because it will help show the public the cost of a taxi is not much different than a rideshare. they say in some cases, it could be cheaper and they just needed a way to show people it. >> let's get a last check

weather. >> spencers tracking it for us. >> as i pointed out, despite the fact we still have a spare the air alert, we are seeing all green and yellow dots, and we have a nice onshore breeze our air quality will continue improving. we are going to take a look at our forecast features, triple digit heat will be with us tomorrow. much cooler patterns develop at the end of the week and once again, i will emphasize this because it is important -- air quality will be improving. clouds forming at the coast. not a very deep marine later tonight, but it will get deeper later in the week. temperatures mainly low to mid 60's, so it will be mild to warm in many locations overnight.

tomorrow, look for high temperatures ranging from about 70 or above along the coastline to low and mid 80's right along the bay shoreline. inland areas, about 100. once again, triple digit heat. it was to be with us tomorrow in some of our warmer inland locations, but notice some of the heat easing up on thursday and further cooling on friday, and that will carry us into a weekend of comfortable weather, bright skies, much lower temperatures, and improving air quality is the forecast right now if nothing changes with respect to the wildfire. >> now you're talking. >> that would be great. >> let's talk some baseball. giants looking to get the good times rolling. logan webb picture, logan webb hitter at coors, next in sports.

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>> good evening. with 24 games left in the regular season, the giants are clinging to a slim one-game lead. every game is critical down the stretch. if you are the giants, you just have to go in and beat up on weak teams.

we are in the dog days of summer -- look at the size of this dog. that is a huge mastiff right there. giants got off to a great start. three straight doubles. early on, brandon belt driving home, list all to make it 1-0. buster posey looks like he is coming out of that slump. i lot of orange in colorado. cod starting pitcher logan webb -- he rakes one down the left-field line. that's a double. steven duggar scores 5-0 the giants in a flash, and that is where we are right now. 5-0 giants. v.a.'s are hosting the whi the t and old friend tony larissa -- the a's are hosting the w sox and old friend tony la ru ssa.

mickey is a sophomore who was highly regarded coming out of high school, came off the bench saturday. throwing 118 yards against ak state team -- against a team that is just the opposite. world on her shoulders or do anything other than play quarterback. he's got size, athletic ability, strong arms, quick release, you know, plus being able to run the ball takes some pressure off of him in his first start. that's going to be a big factor, really getting that running game started in order to be as balanced and offense as we want to be. >> 19-year-old leila fernandez facing the five seed elina svitolina. fernandez the top of your screen . she's being run around side to

side but still comes forward and then slams the forehead winner. tiebreaker tied at five, svitolina coming to the net here, and fernandez with forehand passing shot down the line. the 19-year-old from canada whose father actually is not in new york, he is coaching her by phone. nobody expected her to get this far. you know steph curry. the master of social media. last night, a simple tweet saying, just getting started in the crypto game, y'all got any advice? that prompted a series of tweets by bitcoin, by ethereum. then he comes out endorsing an exchange. today, curry announced he signed on to be a brand ambassador for

the ftx exchange which recently did a deal with cal, complete with funny announcement video. >> from ftx, the crypto currency exchange that brought you partnerships with tom brady, gisele bundchen, major league baseball, tsm, and more, now announcing our newest partnership, philanthropist, entrepreneur, golfer, father, stephen curry. >> and for a long time. anyway, trey lance and jerry rice it an ad for chipotle. had to be fun for the rookie quarterback to throw passes to the greatest of all time, even if it was just for a commercial. by the way, he won the jerry rice award back in 2019.

dan, now that steph is in, you ready to buy that coin or what? >> soon as somebody can explain it to me in a way i can understand, maybe. >> i will see you upstairs. >> jerry rice looks great there, by the way. are they going to hang on? >> if starting pitching can be cobbled together, this could be a very fun october. walk-off between seven and 11. >> how about you come, too? coming up tonight on abc 7, starting at 8:00, it is "bachelor in paradise," than "the ultimate server at 10:00," followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. we thank you for joining us. >> our our our our our our our

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